Source: Global Network
[Global Network Report] Three precious cultural relics were damaged on the 28th, attracting attention. Pro-green media on the island reported that Chen Xuesheng, convener of the Education, Culture and Sports Group of the Kuomintang think tank, said today (29th) that since its establishment in 1925, the Forbidden City has long formed a good system in the preservation and restoration of cultural relics. As long as it is done step by step, it is almost impossible for such a thing to happen. Now it is damaged by three pieces during the tenure of the same president, which is incredible. He criticized the current dean for not respecting professionalism and it is difficult to ensure that the same problem will not happen in the future.
reported that Chen Xuesheng suspected that there was a problem with the internal management of the Taipei Palace Museum. Director Wu Micha merged the "Book and Documents Office" and the "Book and Documents Office" into the "Book and Documents Office". The reason was that the two departments were responsible for "paper", and promoted the director of the "Book and Documents Office" to the vice president. Because no one in the "Book and Documents Office" was qualified to serve as the director of the "Book and Documents Office", the former director of the "Book and Documents Office" was transferred to the director of the "Book and Documents Office", which was separated by a mountain. Chen Xuesheng said that Wu Micha was so disrespectful to majors, it was difficult to ensure that the same problem would not happen in the future.
Chen Xuesheng also mentioned that what is even more worrying is that the most important storage product of the Palace Museum in Taipei, the cultural relics "Lan Qianshan Pavilion", will not be renewed. "Lan" refers to Tang Chu Suiliang yellow silk Lanting, "Qian" is Tang Huaisu small grass thousands of characters, which is extremely precious. Any of these stored cultural relics may be a sky-high price of hundreds of millions of New Taiwan dollars or more. From the perspective of the museum, it is undesirable, but as the director of the Palace Museum in Taipei, you don't want it if you don't want it, it's outrageous.
Chen Xuesheng further stated that the storage of the "Lan Qianshan Pavilion" cultural relics was originally signed by former dean Qin Xiaoyi with the owner of the cultural relics, Lin Boshou. After 8 deans, no one has deposed them, but now they are going to be ruined in Wu Micha's hands. Chen Xuesheng said that he believed that the vast majority of people supported the renewal of the "Lanshan Thousand Halls" cultural relics. He called on Wu Micha to think twice. Otherwise, if the people were so disrespectful and had no choice but to treat cultural relics, how could the people feel at ease to hand over world-class rare antiques to Wu Micha?
According to Taiwan media reports, the Kuomintang "legislator" Chen Yixin broke the news on the 28th that when the Taipei Palace Museum conducted a digital collection and inventory in February last year, it accidentally broke the cultural relics "Ming Hongzhi models, delicate yellow and green colored double dragon small bowl", and Wu Micha tried to cover up the matter. "The Power of the Times" Taipei City Council candidates Chen Zhiming and Liu Shijie further revealed on the same day that there were more than one cultural relics broken by the Palace Museum in Taipei. On February 3 last year, the "Green Yellow Glaze Green Colored Dragon Pattern Bowl" was found to be damaged. On April 7 this year, the "Qing Kangxi style dark dragon white li small yellow porcelain bowl" was found to be damaged. On May 19 this year, the "Qing Qianlong blue and white flower plate" was found to be damaged. They asked Wu Micha to apologize to the society and submit a review report.
Taipei Palace Museum 28 issued a statement on Facebook , saying that the three pieces of porcelain were damaged and investigation and repair were carried out according to the process, and claimed that they did not conceal it. Zhongshi News Network noticed that shortly after the post was posted, many netizens left messages in the comment area, almost all of which were criticism. Some netizens said, "These national treasures are safe and sound after wars. Why do you even break three of them when you get to your hands..." "Why are three broken at once? Why did the 'legislators' tell me that they were broken? The treasures of the Forbidden City should be under the supervision of professionals, not just for any personnel! So please take them out for professionals!" "It is not called concealment after being revealed by the 'legislators'? Why did the official atmosphere in Taiwan fall to this level?"
